Mobile Tire Mounting
Bring-your-own-tires service for commercial trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. We mount and seat them on-site, wherever your vehicle sits.
Some customers source their own tires through fleet accounts or a tire wholesaler and just need them mounted. That's fine — we do mount-only calls for commercial trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. Tubeless bead seating on a 22.5-inch commercial rim takes more inflation pressure than a passenger tire; we have the right equipment. Tube-type tires on older equipment and some trailers require careful positioning before inflation — a pinched tube means starting over. We handle both correctly, torque to spec, and don't leave until every bead is confirmed seated.
What We Handle
- Bring-your-own-tire service
- Tubeless bead seating
- Tube-type tire installation
- Commercial and heavy equipment sizing
- On-site mounting and torque verification
Calls We Get Every Week
Fleet account bring-your-own
A truck fleet in Volusia County orders tires through their national account and just needs them mounted. We come to the yard on a scheduled visit, mount all 12 tires purchased, torque to spec, and log each position.
Trailer tire mounting at storage
A contractor gets four trailer tires delivered to his storage unit but has no way to mount them. We come to the storage unit, mount all four on his two utility trailers, and seat the beads on the ST205/75R14 radials correctly.
Forklift tire mounting at a warehouse
A warehouse receives four 28x9-15 pneumatic forklift tires from their supplier but needs them installed. We come to the facility, mount them on the forklift rims, torque the wheels, and the lifts are back in service.
Common Tire Mounting Questions
Can I buy my own tires and have you mount them?
Yes. We do mount-only calls for commercial trucks, trailers, and heavy equipment. Just confirm the sizes are correct for your vehicle before we arrive.
Do you balance tires at the same time as mounting?
We can include balancing with mounting — let us know when you call. For trailers that don't require balancing, we skip that step.
What if my tires are tube-type instead of tubeless?
We handle tube-type tire installations. It requires a different process than tubeless — careful positioning before inflation to avoid pinching the tube. We've done this on older trailers and some equipment tires.
How do you confirm the bead is properly seated after mounting?
We inflate to seating pressure, verify the bead line is even around the entire circumference on both sides, then adjust to the correct operating pressure. We don't leave until both beads are confirmed.
Can you mount tires at a fleet yard on a scheduled basis?
Yes. If your fleet regularly receives tires from a supplier and just needs mounting, we can set up a scheduled visit program to handle mounting as tires arrive.
Have a different question? Call (386) 566-7339 — Dustin is happy to talk through it.